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A man killed a stray dog after it bit his son in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district, police said on Wednesday.
The incident took place about a month back in Simariatal village, while a video of the animal killing surfaced on social media on Sunday, following which an animal activist filed a police complaint, Dehat police station in-charge Anand Kumar said.
In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg.
An activist of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) demanded action from Gwalior police. Superintendent of Police Amit Sanghi said a first information report, or FIR, has been filed against the man following the complaint.
"According to villagers, Sagar Vishwas was angry as the dog had attacked his son and bitten off flesh of the boy's jaw. The dog had also bitten at least five others in the village," Kumar said. A notice will be issued to him to appear before a court, he said.
Based on a complaint by an NGO People for Animals (PFA) activist Chhaya Tomar, police filed the FIR against the man under the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
PETA activist Meet Ashar and PFA's Priyanshu Jain said the incident was caught on a video that went viral on social media platforms.

Madhya Pradesh: Man chops dog's leg, kills it for biting his son, case filed

MP: A man chopped off a dog's leg and killed it after the animal attacked his son, case filed

Gwalior: Man cuts dog's leg for biting his son, kills it

A man killed a stray dog after it bit his son in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district, police said on Wednesday.
The incident took place about a month back in Simariatal village, while a video of the animal killing surfaced on social media on Sunday, following which an animal activist filed a police complaint, Dehat police station in-charge Anand Kumar said.
In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg.
Police said that the accused was angry as the dog had attacked his son and bitten off flesh of the boy's jaw. The dog had also bitten at least five others in the village, according to the locals.
Police have filed an FIR against the man under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, on the&nbsp;basis of complaint by animal rights activists.

In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg

A man killed a stray dog after it bit his son in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior district, police said on Wednesday.
The incident took place about a month back in Simariatal village, while a video of the animal killing surfaced on social media on Sunday, following which an animal activist filed a police complaint, Dehat police station in-charge Anand Kumar said.
In the video shot from a distance, the man is seen hitting the dog, which is screaming with pain, with a sharp-edged tool and then chopping off its leg.
An activist of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) demanded action from Gwalior police. Superintendent of Police Amit Sanghi said a first information report, or FIR, has been filed against the man following the complaint.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/china-owner-in-quarantine-pet-dog-killed-by-health-worker-1637050267856" target="_blank">China: Owner in quarantine, pet dog killed by health worker</a>
"According to villagers, Sagar Vishwas was angry as the dog had attacked his son and bitten off flesh of the boy's jaw. The dog had also bitten at least five others in the village," Kumar said. A notice will be issued to him to appear before a court, he said.
Based on a complaint by an NGO People for Animals (PFA) activist Chhaya Tomar, police filed the FIR against the man under the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
PETA activist Meet Ashar and PFA's Priyanshu Jain said the incident was caught on a video that went viral on social media platforms.

Researchers have created a hi-tech options for your left home alone&nbsp; pooch to communicate with humans. Invention of a ball that allows dogs to call their owners for their requirements.
The device &ndash; nicknamed the DogPhone &ndash; is a soft ball that, when moved, sends a signal to a laptop that launches a video call, and the sound of a ringing telephone.
The owner can choose whether to take the call, and when to hang up, while they can also place a call to their pet &ndash; although the dog has to move the ball to pick up.
This technology allows you to measure your pets&rsquo; steps or ring your pets or remotely give your dog food, but your dog doesn&rsquo;t really have any choices, said Dr Ilyena Hirskyj-Douglas, of the University of Glasgow, and first author of the research used to create the device.&nbsp;
Giving animals choice and control had been shown to improve their welfare and wellbeing, said Dr Ilyena Hirskyj
The DogPhone considers both owner and the dog &ndash; and gives the latter a sense of agency, she said.
While a canine social media, or FaceBark, has yet to be created, Hirskyj-Douglas said she envisages a future where dogs could call each other.
The DogPhone underwent a number of iterations to ensure it had the right level of sensitivity towards movement &ndash; these were tested over 16 days by Hirskyj-Douglas and her nine-year-old black labrador, Zack.
The team say that many of the calls made by Zack &ndash; who was left alone for about eight hours during testing days &ndash; appear to have been accidents although they caution that may simply be the human perspective.&nbsp;
Hirskyj-Douglas said the technology could bring benefits to pets, in particular dogs who struggle with being separated from their owners &ndash; although she admitted the device had actually caused her some anxiety.

Now dogs can give you a call, with their DogPhone

DogPhone is a new technology which allows you to measure your pets’ steps or ring your pets or remotely give your dog food.

Researchers have created a hi-tech options for your left home alone&nbsp; pooch to communicate with humans. This ball, developed by the University of Glasgow, allows dogs to call their owners for their requirements.
The device &ndash; nicknamed the DogPhone &ndash; is a soft ball that, when moved, sends a signal to a laptop that launches a video call, and the sound of a ringing telephone.
The owner can choose whether to take the call, and when to hang up, while they can also place a call to their pet &ndash; although the dog has to move the ball to pick up.
The technology allows you to measure your pets&rsquo; steps or ring your pets or remotely give your dog food, but your dog doesn&rsquo;t really have any choices
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The device &ndash; nicknamed the DogPhone &ndash; is a soft ball that, when moved, sends a signal to a laptop that launches a video call, and the sound of a ringing telephone.

Researchers have created a hi-tech options for your left home alone pooch to communicate with humans; the invention of a ball that allows dogs to call their owners for their requirements.
The device &ndash; nicknamed the DogPhone &ndash; is a soft ball that, when moved, sends a signal to a laptop that launches a video call, and the sound of a ringing telephone.
The owner can choose whether to take the call, and when to hang up, while they can also place a call to their pet &ndash; although the dog has to move the ball to pick up.
This technology allows you to measure your pets&rsquo; steps or ring your pets or remotely give your dog food, but your dog doesn&rsquo;t really have any choices, said Dr Ilyena Hirskyj-Douglas, of the University of Glasgow, and first author of the research used to create the device.&nbsp;
Giving animals choice and control had been shown to improve their welfare and wellbeing, said Dr Ilyena Hirskyj
The DogPhone considers both owner and the dog &ndash; and gives the latter a sense of agency, she said.
While a canine social media, or FaceBark, has yet to be created, Hirskyj-Douglas said she envisages a future where dogs could call each other.
The DogPhone underwent a number of iterations to ensure it had the right level of sensitivity towards movement &ndash; these were tested over 16 days by Hirskyj-Douglas and her nine-year-old black labrador, Zack.
The team say that many of the calls made by Zack &ndash; who was left alone for about eight hours during testing days &ndash; appear to have been accidents although they caution that may simply be the human perspective.&nbsp;
Hirskyj-Douglas said the technology could bring benefits to pets, in particular dogs who struggle with being separated from their owners &ndash; although she admitted the device had actually caused her some anxiety.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/china-owner-in-quarantine-pet-dog-killed-by-health-worker-1637050267856">China: Owner in quarantine, pet dog killed by health worker</a>

There is widespread outrage in China over the killing of a pet dog by the health workers while the owner was in Covid-19 quarantine. The authorities in Jiangxi province have apologised and sacked the health worker involved.
CCTV footage of the incident posted by the dog's owner appeared to show one of the Covid health workers who were disinfecting the woman's flat beating the dog with a crowbar.
The owner said she was quarantining in a hotel that did not allow pets.
Local authorities issued a statement apologising for the incident and saying that one of the health workers had been dismissed, but claimed the dog had been the subject of a "harmless disposal".
The incident follows a similar case earlier this month when cats belonging to a quarantining resident in Chengdu were euthanised.

China: Owner in quarantine, pet dog killed by health worker

There is widespread outrage in China over the killing of a pet dog by the health workers while the owner was in Covid-19 quarantine.

China: Owner in quarantine, pet dog killed by health worker
CCTV&nbsp;footage showed a health worker beating the dog
Authorities have apologised and sacked the health worker
Owner posted CCTV&nbsp;footage of health worker killing the dog
Earlier, 3 cats were euthanised&nbsp;while owner was in quarantine

There is widespread outrage in China over the killing of a pet dog by the health workers while the owner was in Covid-19 quarantine

There is widespread outrage in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/newest-round-of-covid-19-flare-up-in-china-stringent-coronavirus-lockdown-in-dalian-1636891345060">China</a> over the killing of a pet dog by the health workers while the owner was in Covid-19 quarantine. The authorities in Jiangxi province have apologised and sacked the health worker involved.
CCTV footage of the incident posted by the dog's owner appeared to show one of the Covid health workers who were disinfecting the woman's flat beating the dog with a crowbar.
The owner said she was quarantining in a hotel that did not allow pets.
Local authorities issued a statement apologising for the incident and saying that one of the health workers had been dismissed, but claimed the dog had been the subject of a "harmless disposal".
The incident follows a similar case earlier this month when cats belonging to a quarantining resident in Chengdu were euthanised.
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Frightened by the fireworks on Diwali, a pet dog of the British Deputy High Commissioner to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana&nbsp;ran away in distress from his Hyderabad home.&nbsp;&nbsp;The British diplomat,&nbsp;Dr Andrew Fleming,&nbsp;took to twitter seeking help to trace the dog named Munni.&nbsp;&nbsp;Along with the post, he also shared a picture of his dog, fondly&nbsp;stating that Munni is &ldquo;quite shy and timid&rdquo; and also scared of other dogs.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The post has gone viral on the microblogging website with netizens suggesting different ways to get the pet back.

Hyderabad: distressed by Diwali crackers, British diplomats dog runs from home; he seeks help

Terrified due to Diwali&nbsp;crackers, British diplomat's dog runs away 'Munni'&nbsp;ran from her Hyderabad home, diplomat sough help&nbsp;

Along with the post, he also shared a picture of his dog, fondly&nbsp;stating that Munni is &ldquo;quite shy and timid&rdquo; and also scared of other dogs

Frightened by the fireworks on Diwali, a pet dog of the British Deputy High Commissioner to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana&nbsp;ran away in distress from his Hyderabad home.&nbsp;&nbsp; The British diplomat,&nbsp;Dr Andrew Fleming,&nbsp;took to twitter seeking help to trace the dog named Munni.&nbsp;&nbsp; Along with the post, he also shared a picture of his dog, fondly&nbsp;stating that Munni is &ldquo;quite shy and timid&rdquo; and also scared of other dogs.&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/meet-roobi-maya-bobby-dogs-who-guarded-india-s-kabul-embassy-1629343098239">&nbsp;Meet Roobi, Maya, Bobby - dogs who guarded India's Kabul embassy</a> &nbsp; The post has gone viral on the microblogging website with netizens suggesting different ways to get the pet back.

Jarvo&nbsp;may have been the most talked about pitch invader lately but it seems that the limelight has shifted to someone else.&nbsp;The second semi-final of the ongoing season of the Women&rsquo;s All-Ireland T20 was invaded by not a human but a dog.
The dog not only made its presence felt but also grabbed the ball to enjoy his time in the middle. It may have brought the match to a brief halt but the little furry pitch invader clearly had sharp fielding skills.
Also read:&nbsp;

Watch! Dog stops play, enters cricket ground and grabs ball in a hilarious video

The dog not only made its presence felt but also grabbed the ball to enjoy his time in the middle of a women's domestic match in Ireland.

Jarvo&nbsp;may have been the most talked about pitch invader lately but it seems that the limelight has shifted to someone else.&nbsp;The second semi-final of the ongoing season of the Women&rsquo;s All-Ireland T20 was invaded by not a human but a dog.
The dog not only made its presence felt but also grabbed the ball to enjoy his time in the middle. It may have brought the match to a brief halt but the little furry pitch invader clearly had sharp fielding skills.

<ul>
<li>The incident happened during a domestic women's game in Ireland</li>
<li>The dog&nbsp;grabbed the ball to enjoy his time in the middle</li>
</ul>

Jarvo&nbsp;may have been the most talked about pitch invader lately but it seems that the limelight has shifted to someone else.&nbsp;The second semi-final of the ongoing season of the Women&rsquo;s All-Ireland T20 was invaded by not a human but a dog.
The dog not only made its presence felt but also grabbed the ball to enjoy his time in the middle. It may have brought the match to a brief halt but the little furry pitch invader clearly had sharp fielding skills.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Premier League: Ronaldo scores twice on return as Man United beat Newcastle 4-1" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/premier-league-ronaldo-scores-twice-on-return-as-man-united-beat-newcastle-4-1-1631375639455" target="_blank">Premier League: Ronaldo scores twice on return as Man United beat Newcastle 4-1</a>

Two women from Punjab's Patiala&nbsp;have been arrested on animal cruelty charges.
The two - Chanchal and Sonia, residents of a village near Patiala - tied a dog to their scooter and dragged the animal through the city streets.
The incident occurred on June 20 and was captured by CCTV cameras.
The dog was severely injured during&nbsp;the incident and died on June 24.
A case has been registered under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, and the two have been released on bail.
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2 women drag dog behind scooter, caught on CCTV, booked for cruelty  

Cruelty caught on CCTV: Two women in Patiala tied a dog to their scooter and dragged the animal through the city streets. The dog later died on injuries

Two women from Punjab's Patiala&nbsp;have been arrested on animal cruelty charges.
The two - Chanchal and Sonia, residents of a village near Patiala - tied a dog to their scooter and dragged the animal through the city streets.
The incident occurred on June 20 and was captured by CCTV cameras.
The dog was severely injured during&nbsp;the incident and died on June 24.
A case has been registered under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, and the two have been released on bail.
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Two women from Punjab's Patiala&nbsp;have been arrested on animal cruelty charges. They tied a dog to their scooter and dragged the animal through the city streets. The dog later died on injuries

Dr Spot, a dog-shaped mobile robot is the latest frontline worker aiding in the fight against Covid-19.
The robotic doctor has been developed by MIT and Boston Dynamics, an American robotics design company.
A new study published this month shows that Covid-19 patients are actually responding quite positively to the robotic doctor. It adds that patients are quite accepting of medical interventions by robots, especially during the pandemic.
Dr Spot is able to assess vital signs in patients, place catheters, take nasal swabs and able to conduct telehealth interviews between patients and doctors.

This robotic dog doctor is the latest frontline worker aiding the fight against Covid-19

Dr Spot, a dog-shaped mobile robot is the latest frontline worker aiding in the fight against Covid-19.

Dr Spot, a dog-shaped mobile robot, is the latest frontline worker aiding in the fight against Covid-19.
The robotic doctor has been developed by MIT and Boston Dynamics, an American robotics design company.
A new study published this month shows that Covid-19 patients are actually responding quite positively to the robotic doctor. It adds that patients are quite accepting of medical interventions by robots, especially during the pandemic.
Dr Spot is able to assess vital signs in patients, place catheters, take nasal swabs and able to conduct telehealth interviews between patients and doctors.

When Boncuk the dog's owner was taken to hospital in northern Turkey last week, the loyal dog followed the ambulance and waited outside the hospital until her master was discharged.
According to DHA, a Turkish news agency, the white pooch waited for Cemal Senturk on the hospital steps.
When Senturk's daughter took the pet home, she ran away and returned immediately to the medical facility.
The hospital guard revealed that Boncuk would arrive every morning at 9 and stay until night. The owner has now been discharged and reunited with her furry best friend.

Loyal dog waits outside Turkey hospital for days for owner

A faithful dog Boncuk followed her owner to the hospital and waited there for days until the owner was discharged

When Cemal Senturk was taken to hospital in northern Turkey last week, his loyal dog, Bonuck followed the ambulance and waited outside the hospital until her master was discharged. According to DHA, a Turkish news agency, the white pooch waited for Senturk on the hospital steps. When his daughter took the pet home, she ran away and returned immediately to the medical facility. The hospital guard revealed that Boncuk would arrive every morning at 9 and stay until night. The owner has now been discharged and reunited with his furry best friend.

As a cold wave grips the national capital, a veterinary student in Delhi is ensuring street dogs stay warm.
Vibha Tomar, who founded a charity called 'Oscar for Life' collects used tyres, covers the inside with jute rugs and places the tyre beds in different parts of Delhi.
So far, she has placed almost 100 such tyres beds so street dogs can survive the harsh winter.

Delhi veterinary student keeps street dogs warm, one tyre at a time

Vibha&nbsp;Tomar, a veterinary student is doing her bit to ensure the street dogs can survive the harsh winter in Delhi

As a cold wave grips the national capital, a veterinary student in Delhi is ensuring street dogs stay warm. Vibha Tomar, who founded a charity called 'Oscar for Life' collects used tyres, covers the inside with jute rugs and places the tyre beds in different parts of Delhi. So far, she has placed almost 100 such tyres beds so street dogs can survive the harsh winter.

As a cold wave grips the national capital, a veterinary student in Delhi is ensuring street dogs stay warm.
Vibha Tomar, who founded a charity called 'Oscar for Life' collects used tyres, covers the inside with jute rugs and places the tyre beds in different parts of Delhi.
So far, she has placed almost 100 such tyres beds so street dogs can survive the harsh winter.

Veera, a four-year-old pet dog in Coimbatore got a new lease of life thanks his owners.
Gayathri, an IT employee adopted Veera from a rescue home amid the lockdown when both his legs were disabled due to an accident.
She along with her father created a wheelchair for Veera, which gets connected to his harness, allowing him to sit and walk using the front legs.
Despite other options, the family chose to bring Veera home as his disability meant no one was willing to adopt him.

Pet lover in Coimbatore designs custom wheelchair for disabled dog

Gayathri, a Coimbatore-based pet lover designed a wheelchair for her pet so he could walk again!

Veera, a four-year-old pet dog in Coimbatore got a new lease of life all thanks to his owners.
Gayathri, an IT employee adopted Veera from a rescue home amid the lockdown when both his legs were disabled due to an accident.
She along with her father created a wheelchair for Veera, which gets connected to his harness, allowing him to sit and walk using the front legs.
Despite other options, the family chose to bring Veera home as no one was willing to adopt him owing to his disability.

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